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waiting to run for a customer, RT#5572
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planner get us results sooner. last chance to try and get cursor approach working? RT#4412
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if this works, that answers that. RT#4412
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results with a cursor, rather than running it multiple times with an OFFSET and LIMIT, RT#4412
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efficient in multi-process mode, can start billing before the big query completes. RT#4412
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RT#4412
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jobs
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adjournments because freeside-queued $^T != freeside-daily $^T
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SIGNED. whew.
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to avoid Pg vs mysql comment-out differences
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this patch, also revert gratuitous whitespace changes
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with a -m flag, daily will queue billing jobs instead of running each. freeside-queued will then pick it up, allowing multiple simultaneous jobs to run, as well as multiple machines.
Also adds a 'Secure' column to the queue system, allowing for billing jobs to define themselves as 'secure only' in cases where a box might be using the encryption. This allows you to
run secure only jobs (such as a collect) on boxes that can.
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rare cases
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